What kinds of Marine forgings are there?

Marine forgings are an important part of ship manufacturing, which are used to manufacture hull, rudder, anchor chain and other key parts. According to different uses and manufacturing standards, Marine forgings can be divided into the following types:

Hull forgings: Hull forgings are forgings used to manufacture hull structures, cabins and decks, including steel plates, sections, cast steel and other types. These forgings need to have high strength, toughness, wear resistance and corrosion resistance, as well as good processability and weldability.

Rudder forgings: Rudder forgings are used to make the ship’s tail rudder and side rudder, usually made of high-strength steel, requiring high wear resistance and corrosion resistance.

Anchor chain forgings: Anchor chain forgings are used to make anchor chains and anchors for ships, usually made of high-strength materials such as alloy steel, which require high wear resistance and corrosion resistance, and need to withstand large tensile and impact forces.

Marine forgings: Marine forgings are used to manufacture the engine, gear box, bearing and other key parts of the ship, usually made of alloy steel, stainless steel and other high-strength materials, requiring high wear resistance and corrosion resistance, while the need to withstand high temperature and high pressure working environment.

Propeller forgings: Propeller forgings are used to manufacture the propeller of the ship, usually made of high-strength copper alloy or stainless steel, requiring high corrosion resistance and wear resistance, while requiring greater impact force and vibration.

Outfitting forgings: Outfitting forgings are used to manufacture outfitting parts of ships, such as Bridges, masts, brackets, etc., usually made of carbon steel, alloy steel and other materials, requiring high processing performance and welding performance.

These are the main types of Marine forgings, which play an important role in ship manufacturing and need to have a high degree of quality assurance and reliability to ensure the safety and normal operation of the ship.